This is a list of radio stations in West Coast in New Zealand.

Frequency[1] Station[2] Format[3] Location/transmitter[4] Effective power (kW) Airdate Previous stations on frequency[5]
88.0 FMRNZ NationalPublic radioReefton LPFM
88.2 FMLPFM 2018 - 2022: Gold 88.2 Hokitika[6]
89.1 FMSENZ[7]Sports radioWestland (Paparoa) 1.62021TAB Trackside (formerly LiveSport, BSport, Radio Pacific)
89.3 FMRadio HaurakiRock musicWestport (Mt Rochfort) 1.620192018: The Hits
89.9 FMZMHit MusicWestland (Paparoa) 1.6July 2020- 30/03/2020 Radio Sport, Newstalk ZB
90.1 FMCeasedWestport (Mt Rochfort) 0.520/03/2022: Magic Talk; 21/03/2022 - late 2022: Today FM
90.3 FMCoast FMAdult hitsReefton 0.51995
90.5 FMThe HitsAdult contemporarySouth Westland 1992formerly Classic Hits, Radio Scenicland
90.7 FMThe HitsAdult contemporaryGreymouth (Tainui Steet) 0.0631992formerly Classic Hits, Radio Scenicland
90.9 FMThe HitsAdult contemporaryWestport (Mt Rochfort) 0.51992formerly Classic Hits, Radio Scenicland
91.5 FMGoldGreatest hitsWestland (Paparoa) 1.601/07/20202018: The Sound (formerly Solid Gold) changed from 91.9 FM;
May 2018: The Hits; 06/2018 - 30/06/2020: Mix
91.7 FMZMHit MusicWestport (Mt Rochfort) 1.6July 20202018: The Hits; 2019 - 30/03/2020 Radio Sport, Newstalk ZB
92.3 FMRhemaChristian radioGreymouth (Mawhera Quay) 0.063
92.5 FMGoldGreatest hitsWestport (Waterworks Road) 0.501/07/20202018: The Sound; 2018: The Hits; 2019 - 30/06/2020: Mix
93.1 FMThe HitsAdult contemporaryWestland (Paparoa) 41992formerly Classic Hits, Radio Scenicland
93.3 FMSENZ[7]Sports radioWestport (Mount Rochfort) 1.619/07/2021TAB Trackside; (formerly LiveSport, BSport, Radio Pacific)
93.9 FMSENZ[7]Sports radioGreymouth 0.0632021TAB Trackside; (formerly LiveSport, BSport, Radio Pacific)
94.5 FMCoast FMAdult hitsFranz Josef 0.08
94.7 FMLife FMChristian radioGreymouth (Mawhara Quay) 0.063
94.9 FMRhemaChristian radioWestport (Waterworks Road) 0.8
95.5 FMRNZ ConcertClassical musicWestland (Paparoa) 1.620041996 - 2004 RNZ National
95.7 FMNewstalk ZBTalk radioWestport (Waterworks Road) 0.52018Magic
95.9 FMRhemaChristian radioReefton 0.8
96.5 FMCoast FMAdult hitsWestport (Mount Rochfort) 1.61995
97.1 FMGoldGreatest hitsGreymouth 0.101/07/20202007: Solid Gold; 2012: The Sound; May 2018: The Hits; 06/2018 - 30/06/2020: Mix
97.1 FMThe HitsAdult contemporaryHokitika (Cement Lead Road Reservoir) 1.620182018: The Sound
97.5 FMThe HitsAdult contemporaryReefton 0.82001formerly Classic Hits, Radio Scenicland
97.9 FMCoast FMAdult hitsGreymouth (Arnotts Heights) 0.51995previously 98.3FM until 2010
98.9 FMRNZ ConcertClassical musicWestport (Mount Rochfort) 0.51990
99.3 FMCoast FMAdult hitsKaramea 1.61995
99.5 FMCoast FMAdult hitsWestland (Paparoa) 1.61995
99.9 FMGoldGreatest hitsReefton 0.801/07/20202018: The Sound; 2018: The Hits; 2019 - 30/06/2020: Mix
100.3 FMCoast FMAdult hitsHokitika (Kaniere) 2.51995
101.1 FMRNZ NationalPublic RadioWestland (Paparoa) 2.52004was on 101.5 FM until October 2010
103.5 FMNewstalk ZBTalk radioWestland (Paparoa) 4
103.7 FMStarChristian radioWestport (Waterworks Road) 0.8
104.3 FMStarChristian radioGreymouth (Mawhera Quay) 0.063
104.5 FMLife FMChristian radioWestport (Waterworks Road) 0.8
105.1 FMRadio HaurakiRock musicWestland (Paparoa) 4
105.9 FMNewstalk ZBTalk radioGreymouth 0.1May 20182018: Magic
105.9 FMNewstalk ZBTalk radioHokitika (Cement Lead Road Reservoir) 1.620182018: Magic
107.0 FM3ABN[8]Christian radioGreymouth
107.0 FM3ABN[8]Christian radioWestport
1287 AMNewstalk ZBTalk radioWestport 20071968 - 2007: Classic Hits Scenicland FM, Radio Scenicland
1458 AMRNZ NationalPublic RadioWestport

References

  1. ↑ "The Register of Radio Frequencies".
  2. ↑ "Radio Heritage NZ Listings". Radio Heritage Foundation.
  3. ↑ "Local Radio Broadcast Stations". Radio Station World.
  4. ↑ "Radio Heritage NZ Listings". Radio Heritage Foundation.
  5. ↑ "FWLIST radio database". FMLIST."MWLIST radio database". MWLIST.
  6. ↑ "Gold 88.2 Archived copy". Archived from the original on 10 August 2018. Retrieved 10 August 2018.
  7. 1 2 3 SENZ
  8. 1 2 3ABN Frequencies

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  1. ↑ "New Zealand Radio Spectrum Management". Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE).
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